Rake Brush dematting tool for dog mats and tangles in doodles and thick coats

Skip The Groomer rake comb designed for control with ergonomic handle thumb rest rounded tips and 9 stainless blades for gentle detangling

Rake Brush paired with Emergency Dematter Cream for mat rescue - the right tool combination

Dog rake brush designed for removing mats and tangles with long spaced teeth for deep reach and gentle coat grooming effectiveness

Dog grooming kit showing Emergency Dematter Cream paired with a rake brush for detangling mats, improving coat care and brushing results

THE RIGHT BRUSH FOR THE JOB

Rake Brush

Name: Rake Brush
Rating: 4.5 (23 reviews)

4.8 stars from 20 reviews

This is not your quick once over brush. The Rake Brush is your heavy hitter for stubborn tangles and dense mats that need a little more strategy. It is designed to power through the tough stuff while still giving you a gentler, more controlled feel in the hand. For doodles, poodles, and other thick coated dogs, this is the brush that helps you tackle the problems hiding under the fluff. Make sure to pair it with Emergency Dematter Cream.

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ADD THESE TOO

Detangling TreatmentSoftens the coat so the brush glides.$18.99

Emergency Dematter CreamFor the mat the brush can't move on its own.$22.99

Why it works

Give-and-glide teeth help break up stubborn mats with less harsh pulling.
Pressure responsive flex makes the brush feel gentler where the coat gets tough.
Gets into dense coats where surface brushes cannot do the whole job.
Pairs especially well with Emergency Dematter Cream to make the mat removal more comfortable

How to use

Use with Emergency Dematter softened mats, controlled strokes, starting at the ends and working inward. Hold the hair at the base to reduce tugging, and let the brush do the work.

Handling the Rake

The teeth are serrated. That is what lets them work through a mat instead of skating over it, and it also means they are sharp to the touch. When hair packs into the comb, clear it with a cloth or the edge of another brush rather than your fingertips. Adult use only, and keep it somewhere the kids cannot reach it. Cream first, then the Rake. Never on a dry mat.

Questions

What is the Rake Brush for?
Our Rake Brush is the deeper-working tool for dense coats, stubborn tangles, and mats that need more reach than a finishing brush can give. It is the brush you grab when surface brushing is no longer enough.

What coat types is it best for?
It works best on dense coats, curly coats, double coats, deeper tangles, undercoat buildup, and mat-prone spots that need a tool with more reach and control.

How should I use it?
Use short, controlled strokes starting at the ends of the hair and slowly work inward. Hold the hair at the base to reduce tugging and let the brush do the work instead of forcing it.

Should I use a product while using the Rake Brush?
Yes. We recommend using our Emergency Dematter Cream with the Rake Brush when you are working through tight mats or dense tangles. Raking on dry hair can create pulling and discomfort for your dog, so softening the area first gives you a much calmer brush-through.

How is it different from the Pin Brush or Slicker Brush?
Our Rake Brush is for the tougher, deeper work. The Pin Brush is the gentler daily brush, and the Slicker Brush is the finishing step for fluff, polish, and smaller surface tangles.